Our phones are with us at any moment. Even when we go to the toilet, we don’t drop it. We use it in public toilets, put it on our dining table, touching a dirty place and taking our phone in our hands…

And be sure, our phones are much more dirty than our dream. So if we were going to make a comparison, are our phones more dirty or a toilet?

At least 17,000 bacterial gene were found on the phones.

At the Public Health School of Michigan University, Emily Martin, an assistant professor of epidemiology, says: “People tend to be quite disgusting because they always carry their mobile phones with them, even when they are going to wash their hands before they do anything random.”

Research on how many microbes on an average mobile phone are diverse, but a recent study has found more than 17,000 bacterial gene copies on high school students’ phones.

What does that mean?

Scientists at the University of Arizona pointed out that mobile phones carry 10 times more bacteria than many toilet bowl caps.

However, this does not mean that all 17,000 bacteria give us wasted. There are harmless ones in the middle. The usual E. coli, Staphylococcus Aureus and Salmonella are not available. These bacteria can lead to breathing diseases and diarrhea.

We do not care to clean our phone.

Even though we call the toilets as dirty and cleaned frequently, this is the phone, this does not come to mind. Incidentally, let’s leave our content about telephone and computer cleaning:

Let’s continue to explain other things we can do. In addition to cleaning the phone as well as cleaning the phone after the phone theme (we cannot do every phone theme, but…) or after using the phone, we need to be careful not to put our hands in our mouths and eyes.

Let’s listen to Jamil Kanji, a doctor at Misericordia Hospital:

“When you touch your phone and then rub your eyes, eat, or squeeze the hand of other people, increase the possibility of cross -contamination. This increases your risk of being sick. Wash your hands frequently with water and soap or an alcohol -based cleaner. Slowly wiping with a cloth and letting it up to dry. ”

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